Audi Crooks scores career-high 47 points to lift No. 10 Iowa State to 106-95 win over Indiana
Audi Crooks scored a career-high 47 points and No. 10 Iowa State pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Indiana 106-95 for the Blue Heron Division Championship on Sunday
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Audi Crooks scored a career-high 47 points and No. 10 Iowa State pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Indiana 106-95 for the Blue Heron Division Championship on Sunday.
She made 19 of her 25 field goal attempts as she combined a feathery touch with spin moves and a step-back jumpers. The 6-foot-3 center outdueled Indiana's Shay Ciezki, who had 38 points. The Cyclones outscored Indiana 31-27 in the fourth quarter.
Jada Williams backed Crooks’ effort with 23 points while Addy Brown added 17 along with 10 rebounds.
Iowa State (9-0) shot a blistering 64% from the field (39-of-61) while outscoring the Hoosiers 62-34 in the paint.
Ciezki made 13-of-14 free throws and 12-of-21 shots before fouling out with 3:39 left. She had 13 points in a frenetic first quarter. Iowa State led 16-10 but that quickly evaporated and the teams tied at 24.
The second quarter was much of the same. Indiana briefly led and the Cylones went up 39-34 but that quickly disappeared. A 3-pointer by Mackenzie Hare gave Iowa State a 46-43 halftime lead.
Indiana stayed with Iowa State but the Cyclones went on a 9-0 run after trailing 55-53 in the third.
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They kept the pressure on in the fourth and led by as much as 99-80.
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